3 Best Corporate Lawyers in Nice

“Grégory Damy is a partner and founder of the Société D’avocats Damy. He admitted to practice at Nice Bar. He holder of certificates of field in commercial law and corporate law. He offers a precise analysis of the company's needs. Grégory Damy helps his clients with all the issues they encounter in business life. He provides expert advice on the legal form of the company which will affect its future taxation. He also supports the structure in the event of recovery or compulsory liquidation. Société D’avocats Damy works in various areas of legal activity because each lawyer has their expertise. Contact Société D’avocats Damy to book your appointment.”

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“Maître Gilles Boucher mainly handles the field of Business Law. He also works as a Transaction Agent on business transfers. His core values are trust, competence, and availability. He has worked as a teacher since 2009 at the Faculty of Law of Nice, at the Ipag Business School, at the Chamber of Trades and Crafts PACA and most recently at the CNAM within the ICH. He also worked as an Associate at the firm of Maître Claude FERRARI, Judicial Representative for the Recovery and Liquidation of Companies with the Commercial Courts of Nice and Fréjus. He was admitted to practice at Nice Bar. Contact Maître Gilles Boucher to book your appointment.”

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“Cabinet Brahin Avocats was founded by Maître Nicolas Brahin. They aim to define the fees presented to the client as well as the number of additional costs. They are handled in a multidisciplinary method by their lawyers in contract law, taxation, competition law, employment law, and corporate law. The firm can assist their corporate clients who use commercial agents to develop their activities in conflict situations that have arisen in these relationships. They have great esteem for their ethical standards. Cabinet Brahin Avocats strives for their work to be both efficient and of quality. You may freely contact them for a cost calculation of your project and a short description of the legal requirements.”

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